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The end of stroke switch (EOS) is your pinball flipper assembly’s best friend. The End Of Stroke switch keeps the flipper in check, but it does have a hard job. It gets beat up; many times per game, and eventually, you will need to repair or replace that old end of stroke switch.
Which EOS switch do you need, and what is an EOS switch for? Click “Read More” at the top right to read more.
Did you know that Bob Matthews made a comprehensive guide for playing in those “classics” tournaments? This is one of the most valuable compendiums we have ever seen in pinball history when it comes to game rules, details, and tips!! Check it out and cherish it. If Bob’s guide helps you in any way, he is asking for donations to Project Pinball. Happy Flipping! Click “Read More” at the top right
Many Pinball and Arcade Shows/Expos have turned to “virtual” or “remote” get-togethers for their attendees this year due to not being able to host their weekend events in person.
Check out the Virtual Pinball Events for this weekend, July 10th-12th:
Southern Fried Gaming Expo Virtual
Southern Fried Gaming Expo will be hosting their SFGE Event by providing tons of interesting content and livestreams on their Facebook, Youtube and Discord accounts. More Details about SFGE Virtual: Facebook.com/southernfriedgamingexpo
Northwest Pinball Summer Camp
Northwest Pinball Summer Camp will host a collection of Twitch.tv livestreams and Zoom conference calls with everything from The Ultimate Pinball Gaming Show hosted by Geekgamer.TV to Pinball-themed cooking shows by different pinball community leaders! More details about NW Pinball Summer Camp: Facebook.com/groups/nwpinballsummercamp
This Thursday 6/25 is officially Marco Pinball’s TURTLES DAY!!! We have one of the first NEW Stern Pinball™ Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Pro Pinball and can’t wait to unbox it and share it with everyone.
PINTECH LIVE // 3-5PM EDT -Unboxing and Setup Etiquette & Tips -What’s in the Box overview with special Stern Pinball guest, Lead Mechanical Engineer, Elliot Eismin. -Gameplay & Development Overview with special Stern Pinball guest, Associate Game Developer, Mike Vinikour.
MARCO AFTER HOURS // 8-10PM EDT -Geeking out over the art package with special guest, artist, Zombie Yeti’s Jeremy Packer and Hailey Packer. -Marco Team LIVE Gameplay!!
Here are the current rates for our domestic flat rate shipping:
$6.99 USPS First Class (5-10 Business days) *currently up to 20 days*
$9.99 Fedex Ground & USPS priority (3-5 Business Days) *currently up to 10 days*
Current Shipping Status Update – 8/18/20
We apologize in advance for any shipping delays of our products. Due to the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak and measures imposed by governments around the world, there are currently unavoidable service impacts on our outbound shipments.
We are currently fully operational from a fulfillment standpoint; however, there may be delays on the delivery service providers’ end.
We are continuing to work diligently to get your pinball parts to you as soon as possible. Please bear with us… and we will continue to update you on our status. Thank you!
This Thursday is officially Marco Pinball’s TURTLES DAY!!! We have one of the first NEW Stern Pinball™ Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Pro Pinball and can’t wait to unbox it and share it with everyone.
Hosts: Imoto Arcade & Kyle Spiteri
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PINTECH LIVE // 3-5PM EST -Unboxing and Setup Etiquette & Tips -What’s in the Box overview with special Stern Pinball guest, Lead Mechanical Engineer, Elliot Eismin. -Gameplay & Development Overview with special Stern Pinball guest, Associate Game Developer, Mike Vinikour.
MARCO AFTER HOURS // 8-10PM EST -Geeking out over the art package with special guest, artist, Zombie Yeti’s Jeremy Packer and Hailey Packer. -Marco Team LIVE Gameplay
10:55 TJ Beyer says the PPB is missing a transistor
11:20 using remote battery holders and where to mount them
12:45 indypins asks about ni-cad batteries and Kyle re-iterates that no batteries and NVRAM is better, but as long as you change them it’s probably okay.
13:40 some games have features that won’t work without batteries being present.
13:59 Netreamer gives us a tip on fuses and values